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šŸ˜… The Recession Is Already Starting In These Places

What Is The FED Going To Do On June 14th

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Today We’re Covering:

  • Where the recession is already starting

  • The Next FOMC

  • & Much More!

šŸ“ŗ What To Watch Out For

1/ The Recession Is Already Starting

When you hear the word ā€œrecession,ā€ it’s important to understand that it’s not just an event but a long, drawn-out process. While most people will feel the pain of a recession, some places will be hit harder than others.

The unemployment rate is one of the final lagging indicators of a recession.

Down below is a heatmap of where we are starting to see the first cracks appear in the US:

1/ Massachusetts

2/ New York

3/ California

4/ Oregon

Remember, a recession is a long, drawn-out process, not a single event. But we are seeing the final stages of this process unfold. First, individual states will go into recession; then, they will eventually drag the economy down.

2/ What Will The FED Do Next?

The next FOMC meeting is in 5 days, hours as of writing this, which is the next time the FED will meet to talk about interest rates.

There’s a 78% chance the FED pauses rate hikes in June.

However, there’s a 66% chance the FED continues raising rates in July.

Why does all this matter? Why should you care about what the FED does?

Investors briefly priced in a full quarter-point rate hike by the Fed by July, and though they still expect some easing by year-end, multiple rate cuts have been priced out of markets. That’s triggered a renewed flattening of sections of the US yield curve.

All of this signals longer and stronger pain for the US Economy, pushing us closer and closer to a harder recession.

šŸŽ„ Recession Signals

The markets have been extremely resilient over the past several months. I mean, the S&P 500 is only 10% off its all-time high as of writing this. That, however, will likely change as the days go on; it will be one of those events where nothing happens for a while, then everything at once.

šŸ“Š Chart of the Day

1/ This Indicator Has 100% Accuracy Over The Last +50 Years

Every time the ā€˜10 Year / 3 Month’ yield curve has inverted, it has predicted a recession EVERY TIME!

Since the 1980s, this has been the worst yield curve inversion yet.

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šŸ’­ Market Thoughts

The markets have been hanging on by just a thread; there’s really no reason in my mind that the markets should be doing this well.

We’ve got:

1/ S&P 500 being held up by ~5 mega stocks

2/ Crypto markets being obliterated by regulations within the US

3/ Mortgage rates continue to rise, as well as home prices

4/ Inflation seems to be sticking around longer than expected

5/ We had some of the largest bank failures in history, back to back to back!

All of this, and we still haven’t seen any significant recessionary impacts yet. I think the worst is still yet to come.

DISCLAIMER: None of this is financial advice. This newsletter is strictly educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell assets or make financial decisions. Please be careful and do your own research.

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